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PRO Haarlem seeks answers on consequences of TommyTomato bankruptcy: 'Very concerning'

PRO Haarlem seeks answers on consequences of TommyTomato bankruptcy: 'Very concerning'

The political party PRO Haarlem has expressed serious concern following the bankruptcy of school meal delivery service TommyTomato. Council members Bowien Wegman and Digna Brand have submitted formal questions to the city executive to clarify the potential consequences for local children and employees.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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